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cheated. Other women have hugged 1
to their hearts letters which told of
undying affection. Since love was
first written on the sand or carved on
the barks of trees dn the rude hiero
glyphics of primitive man a woman
has loved to have her lover gladden
her eyes as well as her ears by his
pleasing flatteries.
I can almost envy Mollie the let
ter she is going to get tomorrow, al
though, poor child, when she reads it
she will probably think that she is-
done with love forever.
It is a queer state of affairs, little
book, in the Waverly family. Here is
Mollie, poor Mollie, loving a man she
can never marry unless his insane
wife dies, and Jack, after saying he
could not live without Mary, finds
after three years of marriage that he
can't live with her. I guess Dick and
I are the best off, for really Dick
seems perfectly happy. He believes
in me implicitly and does just as he
pleases himself, with the sure knowl
edge that I am also doing just as he
pleases.
I cannot be unhappy, little book,
with the knowledge of my baby con.
ing. Some way I think Dick has got
ten a little tired of my talk about you,
sonny boy. He has never enthused
much since the first time I told him
about you, and if he loved us very,
very much he certainly would have
written to us. However, when you
get really truly in my arms I will n6v
er be unhappy again.
But, oh, little book! little book! I
am very unhappy now. I am afraid
Dick is drifting away from me and I
want him to love me. I want him.
more, it seems to me, than I ever did.
before in my life. Sometimes, baby,
I almost wish we could both die
the 'future looks so vague and disap
pointing. Here, here, Margie, this will never
do. You have promised yourself you
would not weep nor think yourself
abused until you felt your baby in
your 'arms. The promise of its com
ing would sustain you and after as
long as you-have'him. nothing can
matter much.
To' Be Cpntinued'Tomorrow.)
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WOMAN ONJOB, TOWN TO BE
CLEANED UP
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Mrs. A. R. Canfield, now mayor of
Warren, II!., who opens council pro
ceedings with prayer an'd promises to
drive gamblers and grafters out of
town.
SAVORY SALAD EASY TO MAKE
By, Caroline Coe
Press 1 hot baked'or boiled potato
through a fine sieve and mash with
a spoon-until-perfe'ctLy-smooth, add
yolk of l.egg.and whisk .until blend
ed. Then,aidd another yolk and beat
at least 3, minutes,, add teaspoon
of salt and. a little cayenne, and 3
drops of, onion juice. ,
Now. add very slowly dropat a time
4 tablespoons brsalad oil; then 2 tea
spoons of 'vinegar or lemon juice and
serve at once. This .especially nice "
to serve on celery- or" tomatoes.
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